Dad’s Last Garden by Patricia Wellingham-Jones
My brilliant and balding father had interests tending to the cerebral but in those years when my...
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My brilliant and balding father had interests tending to the cerebral but in those years when my...
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The little girl in a red shirt led me straight to her Thicket, stood outside its shrouded door,...
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Nicknamed Aspirin, the camp nurse liked to hang out in the lodge kitchen up to her elbows in...
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The ’51 Studebaker cranked around hair-pin turns, swooped through crossings, out-ran stray...
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Too young for bras, big enough to roam free, we tracked the boys in silence to their hideout in...
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